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Tag Archives: Father’s Day
Father’s Day Part 1: In Which Yours Truly Almost Causes an International Incident….
With this photograph I came perilously close to creating an international incident at the G8 Summit. It still doesn’t seem very sinister to me, but let me explain. . . . Father’s Day was the one day during our travels when we … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged Belfast security, Father's Day, G8 Summit, maternal numbskullery
18 Comments
A Father’s Day Toast
My electronic inbox overflows with entreaties to make Father’s Day purchases at deep discounts. Shopping is not on my mind. Even my reliably soothing farm game saddens me with a “Father’s Day Quest” in which a brown-eyed, raven-haired girl pops … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged berries, children, Father's Day, gorp, grief, husband, Jim, jim glennon, M & Ms, mountain top, nature, outdoors, panorama, photography, silver, spring storms, toast
12 Comments
A Vale of Valentines
This morning I had to stop at a drug store in which all the pharmacists know and likely pity me by sight. To look at the cheerful carnation pink and red of Valentine’s Day displays is almost as sobering as … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged alfred hitchcock, boston celtics, Father's Day, gift, Mother's Day, murder of crows, necklace, self-pity, terms of venery, Valentine's Day
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